Texas Fooball

[Muleriders]

University of Texas regents agreed yesterday to extend football coach Mack Brown's contract by four years to 2020, a move school officials hope will be a message of long-term stability for a program eager to get back in the chase for national championships.

Brown is paid $5.2 million per year. He won't get any more money out of the new deal, but he will keep getting annual raises of $100,000 that are in his current contract. The contract includes a $3.5 million buyout that drops every year he stays with Texas.

Rumors had cropped up after last season that Brown might retire or be forced out. Guess the regents are trying to put an end to those rumors.

[JunkyardDog47]

Brown is a terrible head coach. Talk about underachieveing. Look at what he has done in the past two years. 12 losses. That is the same number as T-Tech and more than A&M. OU fans must be dancing in the street.